![]() ![]() This is a feel-good book and a nice addition to the Dreamspun Desires series. I knew as soon as Joe told Tom the story of his ex. There's some action, a contentious (but somewhat unnecessary) visit from Joe's vile ex, and a rather exciting (if expected) ending. I mean, come on, this is a romance novel. I liked Tom and, like Joe, knew he was a good guy. I got a little tired of his bantering with Bea and Donnie. He's 37 but acts much younger, talks to himself, and likes to rest his head inside his oven (don't ask). ![]() Some of Joe's behaviors were a little OTT. I know not to expect a lot of smexy times from the Dreamspun Desires series, so I wasn't disappointed (much) that most (but not all) of the steam was off page. He also has no idea who he is or how he came to be in the garden next to Joe's cafe with nothing but dirt and flower petals in his pocket.Ī chaste romance blossoms between Joe and Tom. "Tom" has a killer body and a smile that lights up the room. Joe is lonely, and when he finds an injured man bleeding in the garden next door he cleans him up and keeps him. He runs a small cafe with a crew consisting of two teenagers (Donnie and Elsie) and a senior (Bea), and has not a care in the world. Joe is a baker who takes his pies seriously. This book is as sweet as cinnamon apple pie. ![]()
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